Eufy vs Wyze Security Cameras (2024)

Right from the start we can see the major price difference as the Eufy Solo Cam C22 is much more expensive than Wyze v3. As part of this higher price, the camera comes with fully colored night vision support and two spotlights. It also has a higher IP rating of IP67 vs the IP65 rating of Wyze v3 Cam.

Eufy has a higher interoperability level compared to Wyze. It supports the RTSP protocol which makes it easy to communicate with 3rd party devices. While microSD cards and cloud storage are options, Eufy has Network Attached Storage (NAS) support as well. Wyze has limited camera features unless there is a subscription to the cloud.

Wyze smartly detects motion on vehicles and objects while Eufy has a sound detection algorithm. Nevertheless, Wyze has an integrated siren/alarm system that goes off when there is motion detected in the field of view of the camera.

Both Eufy and Wyze Cams have 2.4GHz Wi-Fi support and are powered by an AC source. These cameras are suitable for both indoors and outdoors with a two-way audio conversation facility.

Both these cameras have a feature that starts recording when motion is detected. The motion or movement alerts are sent out as push notifications onto the mobile app. Mobile applications of both cameras are available for both iOS and Android users.

The cameras have a 2MP 1920x1080 resolution with a fixed focus lens. Neither camera has pan, tilt, or optical zoom features. These cameras do come with a one-year warranty.

The Eufy Cam 2C is a good deal more expensive than the Wyze Cam (however you do get 2 cameras in the kit). The cube-shaped Wyze has a 20fps frame rate while Eufy has only 15fps.

Eufy is a camera with smart integration support for Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple TV. It has a 3MP 2304x1296 resolution camera which is higher than the 2MP 1920x1080 resolution of the Wyze camera.

Eufy is an infrared night vision camera with full-color support with the help of an integrated spotlight. It has a wider field of view with a 135° horizontal view and has a face detection feature. The Wyze camera has the intelligence to detect vehicles, objects, and animals.

Eufy has NAS support and RTSP protocol that helps connect to other 3rd party devices and transfer data. Wyze has a microSD card slot and optional cloud storage. Despite it being an optional service, some camera features are unavailable without a monthly cloud subscription.

Wyze and Eufy are battery-powered standalone cameras with single-band Wi-Fi data transmissions. These cameras are intelligent with motion detection algorithms.

The cameras have night vision functionalities via infrared lights. Even in complete darkness, they have a clear vision of up to 25 feet. Neither camera has pan, tilt, or optical zoom features but they allow digital zooms of up to 8x magnification.

The cameras are suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. They can operate at a minimum temperature of -4°F and a maximum temperature of around 120°F.

The motion-activated recording feature is present in both cameras and motion alerts are visible in the mobile app as push notifications. Both iOS and Android versions of the camera application are available.

Eufy Video Doorbell has a 2K 2560x1920 resolution camera feature with digital WDR/HDR. This combination creates a clear high-resolution and balanced video feed. This also explains why Eufy video doorbells are more expensive than Wyze video doorbells.

Wyze has a dual-band Wi-Fi transmission and an additional battery backup with a wired AC power supply. This doorbell has optional cloud storage that can be bought separately. Some features are limited without the cloud subscription despite it being optional.

Eufy can be smartly integrated with Alexa and Google Assistant. It is intelligent enough to detect faces while the Wyze doorbell can detect vehicles, objects, and animals.

The video doorbells of Eufy and Wyze are Wi-Fi operated with battery power sources. They have fixed-focus lenses with infrared night vision support. Neither doorbell has an integrated spotlight.

These doorbells can be installed both indoors and outdoors as they both have an IP65 rating. This makes them withstand temperatures as low as -4°F and as high as around 120°F. They also support two-way audio communication via mobile apps. These mobile apps are available for both iOS and Android.

Both doorbells can detect motion. Motion alerts are sent to the mobile apps as push notifications. It is possible to set the sensitivity level of motion detections to optimize the range of movement.

Eufy Floodlight Cam 2 Pro is a PT camera with a motorized 360° pan and 130° tilt controls. Its competitor Wyze Cam Floodlight has no PT controls.

Eufy is a 2K 2560x1920 resolution camera with RTSP support for 3rd party devices. On the contrary, the Wyze 2MP camera has 1920x1080 resolution.

The Wyze floodlight is more affordable than the Eufy Camera. It has the ability to record a video feed continuously. To save the data, Wyze has a microSD card slot and optional cloud storage while Eufy has NAS and eMMC storage support.

Both cameras are highly intelligent as Eufy can detect humans and faces and Wyze can detect humans, vehicles, objects, and animals. Smart integrations via Alexa and Google Assistant are supported by Eufy.

Eufy and Wyze are IP65 rated floodlight cameras that are suitable for both indoors and outdoors. These standalone cameras have infrared night vision, spotlights, and motion detection algorithms. This also allows the cameras to record footage when there is motion/movement in total darkness. The footage captured at the end is full-color as well thanks to the spotlights.

Both cameras have a hardwired DC power supply ranging from 100V~120V with data transmission of 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. Both cameras come only in white with a one-year warranty.

The lenses of these cameras are fixed-focus with a 130° field of view. The cameras have integrated microphones and speakers that allow two-way audio communication. There are integrated siren systems in the cameras that can be triggered by motion detections. Motion alerts are sent to the mobile apps of the camera as push notifications.

Eufy Solo Indoor Cam P24 is exclusively an indoor camera as it is not water-resistant while Wyze Cam v3 is both an indoor and outdoor camera with an IP65 rating. While the cost of Eufy is a little higher than Wyze, it has PT controls and a higher field of view with a motorized 360° pan and 96° tilt.

Eufy is a 2K/3MP 2304x1296 resolution camera with a digital WDR/HDR for light balancing and higher image quality, whereas Wyze is just a 2MP 1920x1080 resolution camera.

Both cameras are intelligent in their own ways. Eufy can detect humans, animals, and sounds while Wyze can detect humans, vehicles, objects, and animals.

Eufy has a feature to continuously record the video footage. This also requires extra storage, Eufy has an additional NAS support along with a microSD card slot and optional cloud storage. It can also connect with other 3rd party devices as it supports the RTSP protocol.

Eufy and Wyze are cameras with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi transmission and a wired power source. Both these cameras come in a white-colored outer casing with a one-year warranty. These standalone cameras have fixed-focus lenses.

With the integrated microphones and speakers in the cameras, a two-way audio conversation can take place via a mobile app. These cameras are compatible with iOS and Android operating systems.

These cameras can detect motion. The motion-activated recording feature starts a video recording when the motion sensitivity threshold is exceeded. The motion alerts are sent out as push notifications on the mobile app and they can even trigger the integrated alarm system in the camera.